While my strawberry seeds were germinating, I also had some pineapple seeds growing. You can find pineapple seeds, obviously, in pineapples, while peeling it. Below you can see a picture of them.

The usual way to grow pineapples is easier and takes less time. You just cut the top of the pineapple and plant it. Seeds are supposed to take 6 months (mine didn't take as long). I had read that sunlight helps germination, so I built something different:

Put them in a sealed plastic bag over a wet paper towel. After one month (10 July-11 August) they had germinated (which is a really short span):

I let them grow for a week:

And I decided to let them grow a week more:

I picked the biggest and planted it in a mix of bonsai soil (which is the only one I have) and a little rock and sand I had from a plant I bought:

Finally, the steps:

Get a pineapple, and peel it. Grab the seeds (you'll get plenty of them).

Enjoy your pineapple, wash the seeds with a little water.

Get a zip bag and a paper towel.

Put a teaspoon of water in the paper, put the seeds over and inside the bag. Seal.

Let them do for a week, after that maybe you'll need to wet it again.

Repeat, until they show signs of green.

Good luck!

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